No More Sorrow
Linkin Park · Road To Revolution Live At Milton Keynes [2008]
do you tell yourself i don't realize
your crusade's a disguise
replaced freedom with fear / you trade money for lives
i'm aware of what you've done
no / no more sorrow
i've paid for your mistakes
your / time is borrowed
your time has come to be replaced
i see pain / i see need
i see liars and thieves abuse power with greed
i had hope / i believed
but i'm beginning to think that i've been deceived
you will pay for what you've done
no / no more sorrow
i've paid for your mistakes
your / time is borrowed
your time has come to be replaced
thieves and hypocrites
thieves and hypocrites
thieves and hypocrites
no / no more sorrow
i've paid for your mistakes
your / time is borrowed
your time has come to be replaced
no / no more sorrow
i've paid for your mistakes
your / time is borrowed
your time has come to be replaced
your time has come to be replaced
your time has come to be erased
No More Sorrow
Recorded live at Milton Keynes in 2008, 'No More Sorrow' stands as a pivotal moment in Linkin Park's evolution from nu-metal to alternative rock. This track, featured on the 'Road To Revolution Live At Milton Keynes [2008]' album, showcases the band's signature blend of electronic textures and melodic guitar work. The song reflects the group's growing maturity during this era, moving beyond their earlier aggressive sound toward a more polished, anthemic style that would define their subsequent studio work. Its live performance captured the energy of their touring period, highlighting the dynamic interplay between Chester Bennington's vocals and the band's intricate production. As a staple of their live repertoire, the recording remains a testament to their ability to adapt and expand their musical identity while maintaining core emotional resonance.